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- Keyness abstract "Keyness is a term used in linguistics to describe the quality a word or phrase has of being \"key\" in its context. Keywords are \"items of unusual frequency in comparison with a reference corpus\".Compare this with collocation, the quality linking two words or phrases usually assumed to be within a given span of each other. Keyness is a textual feature, not a language feature (so a word has keyness in a certain textual context but may well not have keyness in other contexts, whereas a node and collocate are often found together in texts of the same genre so collocation is to a considerable extent a language phenomenon). The set of keywords found in a given text share keyness, they are co-key. Words typically found in the same texts as a key word are called associates.".
- Keyness wikiPageID "23956968".
- Keyness wikiPageLength "1269".
- Keyness wikiPageOutDegree "3".
- Keyness wikiPageRevisionID "684968401".
- Keyness wikiPageWikiLink Category:Corpus_linguistics.
- Keyness wikiPageWikiLink Collocation.
- Keyness wikiPageWikiLink Linguistics.
- Keyness wikiPageWikiLinkText "keyness".
- Keyness wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Ling-stub.
- Keyness wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Merge.
- Keyness wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Keyness wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Underlinked.
- Keyness subject Category:Corpus_linguistics.
- Keyness hypernym Term.
- Keyness comment "Keyness is a term used in linguistics to describe the quality a word or phrase has of being \"key\" in its context. Keywords are \"items of unusual frequency in comparison with a reference corpus\".Compare this with collocation, the quality linking two words or phrases usually assumed to be within a given span of each other.".
- Keyness label "Keyness".
- Keyness sameAs Q6398341.
- Keyness sameAs m.076w1db.
- Keyness sameAs Q6398341.
- Keyness wasDerivedFrom Keyness?oldid=684968401.
- Keyness isPrimaryTopicOf Keyness.